FALLING

apart

[icaseybaybee]

[fromhersoul]

[hellhoundzzz]

You are allowed to be scared of your parents even if they've "gotten better" or "changed"

Them trying to be a better parent doesn't erase the years of abuse they did to you

[d-i-d]

sometimes suffering is just suffering it doesn’t make you stronger it just hurts

[weepingwidar]

Hélène Béland (Canadian, 1949) - Un Capteur de Lumière (Light Catcher) (2012)

[perriaeyjeve]

[probuccalfat]

frankly i feel absolutely no, probably even negative, kinship with childfree people who hate children lol that’s not why i’m childfree… i’m actually childfree because i love and respect children enough to know that i am not the kind of person to give them the kind of childhood and parent they rightfully deserve

[lionfloss]

by tobiasnicolai

[sarhoskedi-deactivated20241211]

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[cherrytwizzler]

when healing from a person.. you will have thoughts like “I loved them more than I loved anyone, I never knew I could love someone so much, I’ll never love someone that much again..”

It is important to realize that your ability to love that person didn’t come from them, it came from within you. You were always a lover, already someone who could love deeply. Just because they are gone doesn’t mean that goes away. They didn’t give you the capacity to love, they just gave you a place to express it. Don’t give someone else the credit for how hard you could love, that was you and it still is.

[dearly]

Louis Tomlinson for SiriusXM

[thehopefulquotes]

I know this transformation is painful, but you're not falling apart; you're just falling into something different, with a new capacity to be beautiful.

— William C. Hannan

[grumpybearbutch]

me*suddenly is very very sad* me: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[hisbravery]

same

[hisbravery]

same

[sarbusehri-deactivated20201030]